Removing exhaust wrap....how easy/hard is it?
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Just that...I'm just not keen on it at all, hows it done if its glued ect.....how bad a mess does it leave on the pipes and how easy/hard is it to get it off....anyone did it?
I'd rather have chrome than that stuff...
I'd rather have chrome than that stuff...
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yeah cut the metal straps that hold it on, there is no glue, although you do install it after it soaks in water but thats just so when it dries it will be as tight as possible around the pipes. As far as condition of your pipes underneath....well like stated before me you better order your new pipes before you tackle this cause you most likley wont be happy with what you find...most guys use heat wrap to cover up pipes that are in rough shape in the first place, its VERY easy on the wallet...I have replaced my wrap once since I bought my HD its very easy to remove/install. If you like the black pipes look then I suggest getting some of the paint mentioned earlier.
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How difficult is titanium wrap to remove? I got an extra set of pipes that came with my bike when I bought it and they are wrapped with titanium wrap. I've read online that titanium wrap isn't designed to be removed once it has been installed but don't know if that's true or not. I'm wanting to remove it and re-rap them with a different color.
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